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Leon & Brett return for a new season of ‘Tune Me What?’, the podcast bringing you the very best of South African music. Join us for another series of great music from the southern tip of Africa, from all genres and all eras, for all tastes, with a generous dose of ‘kakpraat’ in the mix.

In this episode we feature:

The Medicine Dolls

Flash Republic

Hip Hop Pantsula

Daniel Haaksman & Spoek Mathambo

African Jazz Pioneers

The Sighs of Monsters

Nakhane

Mauritz Lotz

Petit Cheval

Steve Kekana

We really appreciate your feedback. We’re always open to suggestions and even requests! If you’re a South African musician living or touring internationally, do let us know about your concerts, album releases or tours – we’d love to give you a punt on the show.

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Well, it’s the last show of the season, so Leon & Brett indulge themselves with whatever catches their fancy, including some tunes from some old friends and – as a special event – Brett gives a sneak-peak of his new album with current band The Sighs of Monsters who have remade a song first performed by the, er, ‘legendary’ Leather Omnibus.

In all it’s a bitter-sweet show as we say goodbye until next season… well, almost goodbye because Tune Me What?will be back for a bumper New Year’s Party special in late-December! Keep an eye out for details!

In this episode, we feature the music of:

Anton Goosen

Black Coffee

Jo Edwards

JoBurg City Stars

Johnny Clegg and Savuka

Mahlatini and The Mahotella Queens

N. D. Hotshots

One Large Banana

The Sighs of Monsters

Slo Foot King Brothers

Springbok Nude Girls

Zinkplaat

Brett’s band – The Sighs of Monsters – which featured in this how, released their first single the day after this show came out. Here it is:

We really appreciate your feedback. We’re always open to suggestions and even requests! If you’re a South African musician living or touring internationally, do let us know about your concerts, album releases or tours – we’d love to give you a punt on the show. Our email address is yesno@tunemewhat.com

But most importantly, if you enjoy the show, tell your friends about Tune Me What?!